DOCUMENTAL COMPLETO aquí Segunda parte del documental aquí Fuente: La sexta, abril 2015 SUS NEGOCIOS SON LA EXCEPCIÓN A SU AISLAMIENTO La comunidad religiosa ‘Las Doce Tribus’ se originó en Francia y se extiende por toda Europa. Mantienen a sus hijos sin escolarizar, aislados, sin salir de su comunidad. Todos los hombres deben llevar coleta,…
Source: Twelve Tribes ex-member, me too! blog – April 2015 Since March 2014, date the Twelve Tribes Constitution was written, if you want to become a member in the Twelve Tribes in France (Tabitha’s Place) you’ll have to sign a paper discharging them of any responsibility towards you…..yep, you’ve heard it, the TT are putting…
Published on Apr 22, 2015 By a group of film makers/students in Ithaca, NY, USA
Posted on April 22, 2015 By Max Denning He stands behind the counter and calls out another order, the customer approaches and he hands her her tea with a smile. Emet Couch seems like your average small-town café barista. The 34-year-old has tattoos covering his arms, straggly hair back in a ponytail and a scruffy…
Complete documentary can be seen here Source:La Sexta, 17 April 2015 Transcript of video in English: link here The Twelve Tribes, a sect under scrutiny for child abuse is across all Europe. This religious community originated in France. They keep their children unschooled, isolated, not allowing them to come out of the community. They scream…
Source: Brattleborro Reformer Bellows Falls is home to one branch of the sect By Julia Scheeres Pacific Standard Magazine Posted: 09/04/2015 BELLOWS FALLS >> Shuah Jones, 15, stuffed clothes under her bed blankets in the shape of a body, grabbed her diary and Bible, and crept downstairs. Wearing a long blue linen skirt and…
source: CBC Manitoba 24 March 2015 Fear the mind abuse, not the physical abuse, says former leader with religious group A former leader in the Twelve Tribes religious group said it wasn’t the threat of beatings that kept him in his place. It was the threat of death if he didn’t. And it’s that kind…
Source: CBC Manitoba 23 March 2015 Experts warn extreme beliefs should not warrant extreme behaviour Child welfare officials are not the only ones who are monitoring the actions of a controversial religious group here in Winnipeg. One of North America’s leading experts on cults and mind control is also paying close attention to the community…
source: CBC Manitoba 18 March 2015 There are questions about child safety within the Twelve Tribes, a controversial religious group A Queens Bench Justice was so “concerned” for the “safety” of a child in a controversial religious group called the Twelve Tribes that she banned a member of the group from bringing her child to…